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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

-.1TED-IadIes and gentlemen t9 knoW I'm, IN.
w .tnd.n, AZ TIE Southwestern business ct,Iiese
,rs privately at their desks ms
al MISREPRESENTATION Persons can attend the Gay OF
evenin. sessions with equal advantages WI
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

TOR SALE-We have for sale the II. i. Hill home
L place situated on Hillside addition and lying on
the elevated land M miles east and south OF the bus
mess center OF the city and commanding a grand
view OF the same. This place contains ~ acres OF
highly improved land and is completely equipped
with house buildings fruit and all tEat goes TO make
I'd an elegant home. For price and particulars en-
qure Of McCalla x Miller. ia Main st. 9G-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

xrrD Borrowers for money; We !ia4e money
m 49, 81 rates or all klIs.s OF chstiel Sc
-itx oa,s and also on second rnor'saes On Ears
Wichlts Banking Co. No. 10 " 90 A''oe - -
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

aNTgD-District No. $50 wants to employ a
w Teacher Cali on County Supt Hammond 5i-oT
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SAIE-Only til Monday: San. 81, lot on Doug
ave for Sl05GO liberal terms Taylor, Hall & Co.
250 Il Main st. aS-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
FOR SALE.

ETOR SALE-s3 for g. Mems fine shoes for $9worth
& 81 81 n rrain Come quick SO St
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

EI~OR SALE-sGacres joining Reform College S2i9
4 per acre This properly viii recommend itself
t. the s!reHd Spectator. Come and look At IL ii
Gaia s. Miller, III Main st. 5ftt
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

EToR SALE-A young thoroughbred jersey cow;
: ILc mixer, gentle and perfect beauty. Apply
OF IS L LAWRENCE ave. a. I. Bush. &5-lEtt
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

E-GR SALE-We have the exclusive sale Of thirty
E Bine choice lots Hillside addition, Joining the
Reform College campus. 25XI62 It each. north ana
south fronts, the low figure OF $50 each, ia blocks
Of four $685. from the west side Of tract $50 for sin
.c lots the east. McCalid < Miller. III Main
street 3j-Gt
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

y-OR SALE-A beautiful home In the central part
L of the city; house rev. built by owner for him
self 10y dag 5 work stories; wing and frame addi-
ton. rooms, hall, store room 6ata room. cellar
and well: high ceilings, walls sheathed and paTered
lot jxI4U east front north Market st. bargain at
SLV0. s. Z. Hubbard, Occidental hotel S5ft
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

VNoR SAIF-so acres miles north fro-ss tie olst-
mess center OF city and suitable for suedivsd-
ing Price $50 per acre. Cne-tEird cash balance IL
months and year al per cent, Accaiiz AiiieT:
il Main 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
WANTED.

VNANTED-The Wichita Gardens are booming, and
w we don't want you to get left Inquire OF the
principal real estate dealers or Of Ashbel Welch,
Eagle block. 153-f
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SAf.lE-Call at once while the prices are low
4 no better bargains he had than In the Wichita
Gardens. AshOei WEIGH. Eagle block. l5ST
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

DoR SAIF-HaI INTEREST in a 5000 pasiaS coal
L and feed Business; No. stand; no opposition ana
a cash trade: best opening in the city OF wichita
W an seI cheap on account Of sickness II family
Address p lt,ck hox us. Wichita Kan. Ssst'
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

I7OR SALES lots in Ferrys add. Good house and
L barn fenced. with fruit ana shade trees. $500;
by o. BuSbee, Commercial house, 80 ". Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
FOR SALE.

NOR SaIF-Lo.s No q. = =. :. = AMI = on
L Laura ave. in Lincoln street add, part time
Apnly to ) L Gilbert al [. 3 Land office ST
TOR cAIS-A special perSsio-3l ceres Z. mile
L from Careys Pax il lots - -~-r
purchaser. TERMS literal J. Z Humphrey < Sex.
Esfl- Block LG
IvJS SAEE-ore ss-srsNd f-el fort with two
y --,,Tl houses. S.~s r1se betrTscsg - sr1
= streets. Eur t-tess Ell sn 2 Humphrey S,H-
FzGle tss-S. 2e-f
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SALE-lGo acres seven miles from Wichita.
/ new house new barn and hedge fence around
each forty acres To be sold cheap by 0. Busbee at
corr, r.rci4I MOTEL No l2D W Douglas. 2l-H
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

IVANrED-Emplo as dress maker IN lam
~ nn,I,tos 3va 316t+
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-A farm OF 800 acres
T. In Reno county; a good room house and 80 lots
in Sterling; will sell on reasonable terms or Will
trade for dry goods, notions clothing For terms;
ETC. apply to Thomas S Co. real estate agents, IA
Main street, Wichita, Kan. SCOTT
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
FOR SALE.

Tor SALE-Elegant STORY brick block on Main
Il st. Large corner lot Lincoln street steet
cars. Houses and lots on Topeka. Emporia. Central
and Fourth avenues; Main. Water, Market and
Oak streets, Large corner lot Central and Washing
ton Finest residence lots in the city III River
side park Enquire S. L. Hubbard Occidental hotel.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

"D~rvD-The citizens OF Wichita and sedswick
y&-S.,nn1y who hsve property OF sny descripuon
- excsanls. will find IL TO their interest," -
Soaya n with Harris Co Having been IN tne I>.
s,ssa and loan business for eight years snu nA'sEe
= Isroe eastern correspondence our 1achtIes loI ,
ostna OF real estate gocd- ONCE ITO east %
ST. vienna, NAL seo 80 - 27u
paper.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

rxvANTvD-A solicitor for insurance, one used 70
w the b,IsiDcs, aud would make riistier on It:i
O. ne win ee offered good Inducements l. haHt.
3i3 c Douglas ave. ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

:tSer'isernerts IN this column will be charged for
: " Tsste Of Five Cents per line per week. No ad-
TSzrents taken for less than % cents, and will
s.st n is,serted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

-.-OR SAI.r-J, town lots ia Garden City; special
[ bargains: sl-o decided lard adjoining the city Cali
ON or address f. J. Pyle, rcsI estate agent Garden
CITY, Kan Dom
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SALE-340 acres az bargain; Il cash, balance
Il 3 to years, Come quick. j. +. Snively, IL n
III ain ST. oo-ot
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SALE-A well improved farm near the city;
& one hundred and sixty scres a special bargain
for q few days. Cali at Hardy Solomon's real estate
ost@s ssn- Dnil-la.s ave Sl-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

xxvANTED-2 good lady agent to canvass Tor dress
N system; good pay. Apply 233 n Main ST. room n
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
LOST.

Z oST-cn Douglas are. q black chr- fls s1oniSsr
shawl. fn6-r VIII Plea-e leave this c~i.sc. So
/ oST-A walking care. silver head marked =.
s4E{rschboz F.a6 VII re rewarded by Iszvin.
same - Gsadoito's Tor b Flssher si-SG:
I CsF-Blsek .ilS umbrella. medium Size white
L 4 bone asrdle; the GrceF wftl coafsr . tavor o
taavinS the s2Dae1t fh.s Office So
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

vaNTED-Fo rent store room. 2oxoD, piate
w glass frent. Enquire at 3S5 Main ST. OcclGeh n
tai grocery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SALF-A farm OF 100 acres. VIII sell the
4 whole or su5divideit. situated four and half
miles east OF Lawrence ave, GA 18TH St Ii j. admir-
ably adapted for fine stock; 30 acres in grass 10
fenced in pastures; several OuIbuuildihSs,3 wells,
wind mill. swine pens, etc, etc; large mouse ~
T0omS with all couvenieEces; also tenant mousse
Manchester station on place: two passenger trains
Iily each way 10 and from Wichita. VIII sell cheap
If sold soon. Not in hands OF agents. For pirticu-
lars enquire On place c. B. Ludlam. l2u
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

yHOR SALE-5lx1+a feet on Wichita street. with 5
EC,,sa M III Ty Dnu.rias - IT
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

&TANTED-A girl to do general house"ork. Ap-
w Div at 5l9 G Douglas ave. up stairs. J'-ot'
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SALE OR TRADE-A REIMBURSEMENT on an
Il improved homestead claim in Seward coanty, 10
southwest Kansas. Call address room l, li0 n
Main ST. So-otr
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

xxvANrED.Brick layers at the corner Of OAK ard ~
w Main todSy- -
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

E-yOR SALE OR TRADE-A valuable dairy farm of
4 j acres. II miles from Wichita. II miles to rail
road stetion two trains daily each way; living water
fencing; fruit, SKIS barn. lexis shed, Well house,
orchard grove stable crib granary tool house etc.
This is of the best dairy and stock farms in the
county. Wichita dairymen will shortly have 70 FOL
low the plan OF other large cities and ship their milk
daily for the that lands djacent to Wichita
fast becoming too valuable for grazing purposes
For price and terms call en- address "Ca.ry' l4l
Main ST Wichita, Kan. 36tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

wv aNYED-G Good girl to do general houseTork
w GOOD yysses Enquire at io5 Water ST. 81 OF
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

"ANTED-Gentleman room mate in nice ROOM
w APpiJ a. 2S.6t+
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

y--OR SALE-Fiyc ten, fifteen or twenty acres, be
= ing portion Of the east half Of the southwest
quarter OF section :. situated Pc miles north of
Douglas avenue aud IA miles east Of Lawrence ave;
tn,r,a ss)51 uer acre sarah Alltston. l6 m+
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

NOR SALE-Choice lets Market 4th block;
r east Douglas, north Main, etc. bargain guar
anteed; also choice business lots south Empora %
hIock + r Sniyely l22 n Main ST. 366t
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hut for The e5n-t4ut aud unirlnc vigilance
Of his fIlends by night ard by day.

oil lis fIiends by night and by day,
TnE CHASk GAnOwsKf.
And Vet 1t 10 aCuflous fact, th.t sllh1uEh
Mr l.ircOlu believed that his career g1lil
he cut thOrt hy violence, he was incorrGi-
hly theplcsl ar 10 tho agency aud th-
agent ~ the expected trsgedy, with uue
solitary exception. Elderly residents OF
Washington will remember one, G,rnwski,
. Polieh exile as many believed He was
in accomplished linguist, revolufiuni-t 10y
nature, restless, teyeugefnl and uf pery
and ungoyernahle temper. lie had been
employed IL the State Department a. u
translator, j believe, but had quArrelei
with Mr. Seward and was discharged rhi.
caused him to pursue Lincoln, seward anl
sumner with bitter hstted The cuHJus
viii frd in published diary OF hi5 a fan
tettic Classification of HE enemies THE
Pttsidtut be rated AS "thiid clsss,h a.
cufdiuG to his estimate OF statesminliku
qnsliiics He had 0rst and sscDed class
also ana there was wide difference he
tween them,
From this man Garowski, aud from him
slore, Mr.. Lincoln really appreseuied dAu.
ger by violent gessult, although, as |
have slresdy stated, hs knew nnt whIt the
stute Of fear was lie. Mr. Lincoln N bru
than once said to me: $50 far Nj my psr-
sonsl tsfety H. concerned, GArOwhkl IL tue
only man WHO has given nae serious
thought Of personnel nature From tho
known disposition of the man he I. dam
RrrOus wherever he may be have sOms
iimss thought that he might try 10 take my
life 1t IL just like him to do such thing -
Mr.. Lincoln had in his great head no
place for uncharitableuOss or suspicion, aud
This sccOuD,k for his singular Indifference
10 the numherltss cautions so earnestly and
persistepuy prsssed upon him by irIsnda
who knew the dsnVer to which he VA
hourly EXPOSED. He bsd n subllma faith in
human nature. and ia that faith AH livei
until the fatal moment shen the nstlpus ~
The earth were startled by a tragedy whose
mouibful consequences no man eau
mcakufe.
The subject Of hia assasjn1iiOn IA much
too great 10 he treated Of ekhpu,tlvoly ia q
single newspaper article.
WARD III LluuN
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
tIEEgD

RROOKS.--On tho llth day OF September,
l"oI, Ut her late residence, G2l PumerOy street,
Mia Brooks, beloved daughter OF Ellen aud
Richard BrcOts, aged IS years o mDlths and
~ DAYS, She died firm In the Christian luith,
FuucrU! from Flfh Baptist Church, NJ >
O'Clock p. m, ON Sunday, September H. 1880.
Friends invited 20 attend.
CAHPBELL.-At O'Clock Thursdsy morn
ng, September II, 1857, Oscar Frazier, lnftut
son Of W. Il ir., AND Julia Campbell AGED
months amt IA days Aud ~ 1880 Frilat
morning, September lG. 1851. Julia, beloved
wife of ". II Camphel, /, IT,, and 1Augh err u.
Lcwis and Emma VII iums, aged 2i ynars
Funeral from tho residence " her parents,
HlS Second street suutUcLst sunday, ~ B
O'Clock, Flluuds and relative, myitci TO
attend,
CARROLL, -On Friday september 30, lss-
James ". Carroll. Ug0i 20 yctrt.
tuu rIl from h.- sisters r..il l'unc, f|t I
strtrt fouthwC>f, Sunday ~ q O'Clock
friends and relatives invited To attend
II.NNN,-On thurslgv. September %. 1850,
AZ 4;45 u. m Ml,hIo. Flynn. In tho 5.l ,,.tr
.. his age the beloved husband Of Catherine
Flynn,
funeral from nj. late ro.l1rure go X s'rryt
northeast, on sunday, -ri itcWhyr l', Ht $3.50 D.
On. Mtyupur "a. NJ OIFrr luWu'ury.
iiCnos and relative. arc respectfully nNiI..
tu attend. baltimore papers please uuH'
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,rEc Cnustitutiouui Centc,n.al.

Just one hundred year, ago D-llJ JI.
gard uld Consultation NJ tuH uult 3J..tr
wa" adopted lri- culnHnuIy aupDpu ir-
pbd H.unp that pu,al. .rni. ruDul crOe-
brate me glorious uerl,iou, hutuH tho crull,
oi Tie grrUtrst ut modern nations. ruern
land IT freedom thlt l7 not Interested In
This Centennial Anniversary White puilt-
drlrlia has her Centennial celebration,
Wellington has her .lhnrp, whose patrons
celebrate his pure old Berkeley Rye Whisky
every DAY at SIS # street northwest not
once in a hundred years, 80 rnArp has the
lead In the order Of celebrations.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
EyuLAIiurSi

EfEDtCh u aud uEST,L DEPhWr-
w mcnt- National University, Mt. Vernon
rlsce, cor. 9Th md Is sts. NV, The fourth
annual session will begin MONDAY. October
o, 1851, at $3.50 O'Clock p. m, aud end April 80,
lt,E
For further lniorTn ion Amply To
II II BARKER, ". D.. Dean, iil6 II st n W.
A n NNION- Parents and Art Stu
n dcnis-in order that studrnts may ne
better prepared for painting drawing VI | he
taught for almost No hing ut the NArlONAL
ACkI EHN or ZINE AHTS, sol Il -. II. ". \
hnydulnr lriZg Will he awarded for the best
dTHWiug at u e clusg ut this wear.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
3{E.2sl..Ig 6: | Is ..g....'.

Thoroughly cleanse the blood by using
DR. piCrCrs Golden Medical Discovery, and
good digestion, fair skin, huOynut spirits,
strength and health will bc established.
Golden Medical Discovery curtl all hu-
muIs from tho common pimplc, blutch, or
eruption, to the worst ScrOluA, or blood
poison. Especially has it proven its efficacy
In curing Salt-rhoum on letter, Fcycr-Eurcs,
Hip Joint Disease, SCrOtulCus Sores uud
Swclling5 Enlarged Glands, and Eating
Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures COusump-
ton (Which Is ScrolulG Of the Lung.), by
it, wonderful hluOd-purfyinE, iuviEoUtiEg,
and nutritivC properties. For Weak Lungs,
Splitting Of Blood, Shortnpss of Breath,
bronchitis, Severe Coughs, Asthmn, Chronic
Nasal Cuturh md kindred affections, 10 is
u sovereign remedy.
For Torpid Liver, DiliOusnCss, or Liver
Complaint" D.spCpsiH, and Indigestion, IL
Is an ulrquallcd remedy. Sold by druggists.
M. 2IERgESS PELLETS -Anti-
Fsii5oD4 and CnthSrtIc. % cIs II vial
hr druggists.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
.,rvigu esirs
LlAIt uNDliK uEcHys on CbuIt
= on lrENlHt| Nu iN2l y B'gE -
"lOs EkAsl'."

>. VT wv N''Nf NJ W u y NNIH
"lOsEkAh's"
By virtue ui decree passed by the stlrr. q. .
'eutt ~ the DIET iot ui ruluruhia w eQ.uI.
cause No. itjg-. turtcf g1. will 'eil if ut,
iu suction In front uf 'r premises uu
TNlH.phN tho 2Hh dave ~ErrsNBH.j
l't'. st< u'rooi o. ui That certain par g., pf
erd h the city N Washington. ID. a.. ha|rt
ne western plrl Ot lot Nu. BAN square N.f
SOB, b, ginning fur the Same p' tho .dIthWssH
tru corner ~ said lu' rud RAINING turus st-.
with the line ~ FstrrDt "a 'nst, thsuur NOR DO
lis feet slt iuch,s to the public alley; tuou ~
wet with The inc OF sud allcy ~ tect tu the
rorihvest corner ofsali lot. Hnd tnrur- south
t. The plnCc Uf rrginn'np. together with the
Wuuyemunts, consstinHuf . four story brick
building
Terms ~ sale; Onc.third cash balance A. d
and lg months with interest Or all cash A.
TIC option of purchaser. The property will
he sold subject 10 dpr ~ trIst tbr 81 Ill.
: cposlt of $40 will he required VI tbs pur.
chaser AT time Of sale.
SIMON WOLF. Trustee.
gli Il ft. n W.
Duncan.on Bros AuotiHne'r.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Petroleum..

Petroleum.
II. X. Plain & 90, IT. loud Building
furnish the following on uuOt.ll1us,
Closed yesterday, ti5 opened to-day, 65
highest, C5; lowest, G4;9:i5 y M oii
New YORK Stock siarket.
The following hsYe been turul-hel BY
A. Aacsill & Co hdukere gnd brokers, ST.
Seventh street nOrthwrst:
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TAR. j. a. MCLEAN. Denti.i.

nR. j. a. MCLEAN, Dentist.
IL 40 twelfth street.
Flrst-Class work at moderate uriuHs. Iu.l
and Amalgam Filling. Artificial Crowns HsH.
mancrtly attached to roots. Gold lined 'Hn
her Plates; satisfaction guaranteed, Gur'u
treatment assured
DR. DUKE, Dentist, 5i5 1fth T. II "
- Teeth extracted without pain, by HiI
of local application prepared and usod only
by me. Teeth filed ST. Perfect fitting gct~
Of artificial teeth. operations guArHHto %.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
n AIIOSNL MIDIUAL gOLLgJE.-
~ MEDlCAL AND DENTAL DEBTS OF
THE COLUMBIAN uNiNERsIrYJ
The SIXTY SIXTH annual session Will be
gin ON MONnAN. OCT. 3. atsp.m.

Addresses viii he delivered by prors. L. r.
trstoC ami r. 4 Donaldson, D. ID. : 10
VIII, h the profession and public arc cordially
daily throughout the course, hcglnning at $50
y m. The autumn examinations will be held
ON Tuesday, october I, AZ p m For iHlpr-
nation or circulars address Dr. A. T. A. KING,
726 l3tl st. u, ". Office huurs--s:30 to 10 u.
m. anL TO 3 % III Talnuhmme nAII 81.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
rruE uoYs, ENGLISH AsDuL.ssI.

IMMERSION ISsTITuTT.
r. Did ilth st hut | and X SITS
Select Classical ami Mathematical School for
Young Men and Boys
Begins It's aUth yutr NbNnkY, SEPT 10.
Prepares for iiarIaTd, Yale, Princeton,
Johns Hopkins and other colleges aul AM
vorsltics; for the scientific schools, 4 s.
Military aud Naval Academies aud for busl.
ness. For particular. address
CllAS. Is. YOUNG, Principal
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NJ. a. DAtHH.H.
New u.l.H#F aa.
Address Registered Lgttor 90
New OiI,aos Sa,Oal Brs
sew Gr|n.... lH,

REMEMBER ma, Nr ru..n.. N- u...-,..
N,aUrrEHrd and h.s.r "" .
tlg drawing. t.. .H.r"| MT
noes uuH integrity. .N.f OH. ta"..r Hr. .I
ygua', wt ih#' a. NH. "aI
what wU m wiI. Hr1" pr.".
"NENIFH Pr F-u. IHl0 f.n n.""
prize. rs tU.EhHrN 10. rN.. ...
IlNNtL BAN,r of Now. N".rN". N|. ..r
t'utrf- uru .'-u,a .y .UH .ItII...
sI.UII.n Whore uhu.truH f.
u.zyd Jon the highest Courts. tNH.....r. .a
of u| limitations and .NuuEm.I.
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DENTISTRY.

nR.s T. MASON, Dentist. Formerly
] Of ~ IT. has removed hil Office 80 sN.
Fcnne. ave, corner 18th A. CoCaineHni "a,
gwen.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
"AId-rney Dniry rnon..

Fresh Alderney butter, churncl every
morning and delivered in ID "Ward'
prints 40c. per ID. Also cottage cheese,
buttermilk aud sweet milk, &c. per qt
Cream, l5c. per pit.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
TINE MEDICAL PnAwwAoEUri-

cal and Dental Departments of iloaard
University will open OCTOBER ., at 5 p. N.
An address will be delivered by Prof. Robert
Royhurn, To which the profession and public
are invited. For circulars and Information
address &. D. PURYlS, NJ. d -ec'y,
ltis 18th st.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17

rENItE NATIONAL uHiyERSiry Lsv
i SCHOOL will reopen for r.. NinoreHpth
Annual Session MONDAY, october 3, l-s1, ut
: p. m, at the Law College building, lOI L
ST. W, Catalogues can be had upon tppli-
cation at my office, 1O0S T. Il n W
EUGENE y CARU~I
gperpturv
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OUR store will be closed Monday, tho
l9th. Elseman Bros, corner 7th aud Il.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17

Waslt gtou, u. C.
~, lI.tr. EINp FNIFHn' Both nj vpur
pulIu exhibitions were h4'liy cr"litaNla 20
Norwood Institute You are firmly U4tab.
lishen Zoo this community Your school i4 tu
IN reti ,urces-. Thh exerci-"s tt yuir uNn
nUU'e Indicated that tho youuZ lHliH4 hIi
h''U muHt carefully uud scientifically trunri.
lN,r! one who ~ I'lrcg upon tnu stage dis
Ihytu llrt tD-uii. col Wi e. aud 'Hbpi .u' rul
lure, cunErltulHtcN on Hu ~ Mrs tu"clI. uIi
'rrdiCt gTaul futuro tor the iu4tl utlpu your
lit,G uliliiIr. lHVU 20 rtpilIy brought 60
suCl liAh standard 90 u.cri'rutu ,seg.
'ihuIHHE g. addison. ID b., ugJl pt thr Gone
vocation uf Washington.
Il know of Up school fDr Young laIie5
vlusr diploma rHrnuHgds % higher rr4prrf
than Norwood Institute "-SHnuul +. Miller
Justice L. : supreme Court.
ThL NmrMnnH mst.tuto nnena SErn ~
The Washington critic., 1887-09-17
EMIEkps, s.LnOr sCnnnt,

list TN W, Will reopen sept 90 For catl.
logue address the principal; Office hours, 10
IL. IN. TO i2U TIuS. W. SGpWELL.
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N C0N"TlNr UIt0EN.
JANA 4. TAFT.
Notary PuDiic

From TIE hour VI Mr. LlHco0u'- ARRIVAL In
Wash.iptou, on the 2II uf February, 1851.
until the night Of hptll n, 1865, no was Ia
constant danger, On lhe one hand he wts
lnrCultrtd 10y band of cunspirttors mtliy
h0ut on sti2iOg his person .ud epirIling hln
away through the Confederate lines, on th-
other, pruwling miscrraut6 watched Tor AN
opportunity to take hi- life; aud there l. M
Goubt Ihbt be would have been nsslssinatui
long before tue collapse OF the COlielerAcy
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.catoin he liic ne he had that night. Ths
lrufque SECRETARY Thought Bob aud ! were
sssas,ins The incident provoked much
neriiment between tho parties concerneh,
10 Ute ct tlOyiug the stTi0.COmic part OF II
moIs than did Mr.. Lincoln.
INN sbCoNp INAUGURATION.
Meanwhile tbs cou'plrstors, hecpmlng
alarmed for their own esfety, observed
sirltler caution. Their movements were
emhsrrHtstd by the escort OF cavalry which
Nr. Lincoln was induced to accept. after
prolonged impoituniies by those who hal
certain knowledge of the dsnusrs 10 which
be was exposed. Lost opportunities,
b,flled hopc', cxsspera'ing defeats, served
only to be'gbtop the deadly determination
o. The plOi,ers; and 80 matters drlfted on
until the dsy OF Mr.. Lincoln's second 10
supuratlon. A tragedy was planned Tor
that day, which has no parallel in the his
tory of criminal auiaci,y, II considered "a
nothing more than crime intended. Its
contamination would have been imne .ur,.
tly more tragical than the awful scene wit
itsftd al Fotd's Theatre on the memorable
lith of April following.
GOoTH's FIRST ATTEMPT ON L1ScoLs's LIFE.
Every body knows what throngs assemble
at the Capitol TO witness the imposing cero'
monies attending the Inauguration of a
President Of the United States. H. isGmaz.
ing that any human belug could have seri-
ously enieItsined the thought OF assA,si
rsting Mr. Lincoln In the presence Of such
q copcoutse Of citizens And yet there was
such a man IN the essemblagc. He was
there for the single purpose ot numbering
the illustriors leader who, for the second
time, wss about TO assume the burden nt
the Presidency That man was John wilkes
Booth. Proof Of his Identity, aud detailed
account OF his movements while attempting
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